Supporters dressed as garbage, supporters leaving early. Can Trump defend himself in North Carolina?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : Trump continues to have the support of the diehards though and many stayed.
69% : ," Trump said at the airport, to applause.
52% : After a brief stop in Virginia, Trump will head to Greensboro.
52% : After familiar hits including Van Morrison's "Brown-Eyed Girl" and Guns N' Roses, the rally even played the entrance music of The Undertaker, the retired WWE legend who recently had Trump on his podcast.
52% : When Trump eventually came on, he bragged about the size of his crowd, saying that about 20,000 people attended the rally.
49% : She had first gone to see Trump in South Carolina back in 2015 when he first ran.
36% : It was a tacit admission that Republicans will likely not win back the governorship even if Trump picks up the state.
30% : "I can't believe that it's close," Donna Speed from Gastonia told The Independent, adding that she thinks that Trump would win North Carolina.
23% : But Trump touched down in Gastonia, North Carolina as a means to create another protective barrier: a firewall to stave off a rising Kamala Harris in the Tar Heel State.
19% : " Polling shows Harris and Trump about dead-even.

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